Still dealing with camera issues, Eddie brings up a small dilemma regarding his theatrical training and the guys are off to the races.

Mike and Mitch shoot the shit and let the conversation flow. Mitch  brings up a company he hopes you won't support, Mike rants about bad  shopping carts, and more.

Mike and Danny review the movie "Shang-Chi," apologize for reporting a  false story, and talk about the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving  forward.

After briefly talking about a company with cringeworthy commercials,  Mitch and Mike partake in "Mitch's Lists'sss" and discuss a list that  lays out 18 Reasons to Stop Drinking.

Eddie, Mitch, and Mike discuss some do's and don'ts while visiting the good ol' cinema. And of course, tangents are sure to be gone off on.

Eddie gives us a quick rant about a perspective on the Afghan refugees in relation to the situation going on in Afghanistan.

First, we bring you another brief segment of "Not Brought To You By..."  to highlight more companies who have horrible advertising. Then, Mike  and Mitch talk about the situation in Afghanistan. If you can get by the incredibly boring first portion (where Mike breaks down a timeline of events leading up to this last week), we promise a very interesting dialogue concerning the current situation.

Eddie, Mike, and Danny discuss the situation surrounding Simone Biles at the Olympics. Despite their best efforts, the conversations turns into a  heavier political discussion.

The Philosophers are joined by Derrick Murray, co-host of the Jack of  All Nerds and writer for NerdBot.com, to discuss the recently released  "Space Jam: A New Legacy." They also discuss the "But its a kids movie"  defense of poorly made movies for children.  

Eddie begins to rant about how China nationalists are turning their  backs on their Olympic athletes that don't win gold medals. He then  criticizes relations between China and the USA.